This club, built on the side of a butte, has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. Deep ravines, formidable native rough and more than 400 feet of elevation change combine to make these courses quite challenging. The multiple tees also enable the golfer to play to their individual skill level. The Eldorado Course features rolling fairways, while the Sunshine and Vista courses have more mountainous terrain. The greens on all three courses are extremely undulating and can be difficult to read. The signature hole is found on the Vista Course. Hole #4, a 565-yard, par 5, is the highest point on the course, providing panoramic views of the Continental Divide. Playing uphill and into the wind, this hole requires a blind approach shot over a massive sand bunker protecting the green. An abundance of wildlife, including fox, coyote and deer, are commonly seen roaming the course.

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